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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20
RELIGION AND SOCIETY.
How the Two We're Employed q.
Celebrating Jewish NewJesr.

Yesterday Was an eventual one 10
the Jewish people throughout the
world. II was their Rosh Hsshanah,
tkelr New Year, the initial day Of the
year b0is, scoording 10 their calendar.
II IL oommemofAted by tefies Of lee.
rivals and imposing religious services
In all tho iemplos. All business is
entirely suspended ard every soul Of
the faith Ia given up In devotion.
The jewish population Of Memphis
Ia numerous aud highly intelligent,
and they are most devoted 10 and
obssryant Of the ritos OF their church,
and observe the established days for
exclusive worship with the u,Iiclest
faith. Dr.. sarhd conducted the
services ai,the Poplar Street temple.
and the orinodox jews held solemn
esryIoc at their hall. corner oi Jehor.
son and Ssolnd streets. In the even
ing open houses were kept by many
OF the prominent families. and the On.
Pertaining was on grand ayle.
Bslov IL a partial lie, Of those who re-
celved;
Mis-. NJ title Goldtmith, one Of the
most charming ladies Of Der circle.
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ayrup Of FfSs.

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, Han Francisco,
Cal. 70 M ure's own true laxative. IL
Ia the most easily taken and the most
pleasantly affective remedy known 10
cleanse the system when bilious or
coetive, 10 dispel headaches. colds and
levers, 10 cure habi,ual constipation,
indigestion, etc. For sale la 30 cent
and 81 bottles by II. J. Heis,er, aud
all leading druggists NanVleet a
Co., q. w. Jonee 4 o., W. N. viii.
kerson 4 Co, Mansfield a %. have
bsen appointed Wholesale agents a,
Memphis.
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MENKEN'S CARPETS!

We are now exhibiting the most extensive and
choice selection Of Carpets and Curtains ever shown
in this city-a stock amounting to over 100000,
unequaed in this country outside of New York City,
and not surpassed there.
Buying from first handSand importing direct, we
enabled to offer special inducements to the whole
sale as well as the retail trade Experience, good
taste and knowing what to buy must count for some
thing in the judgment Of purchasers, and never was
a house better equipped with competent buyers and
thoroughly trained wOrkmen than ours.
Our high standard Of excellence in every detail IL
an assurance that, Notwithstanding our prices are
lower than elsewhere, this standard" will always be
maintained.
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FoR Rent, the brick residence, No.
2S7 Lauderdale street. Seven good
rooms and all m7dern improvements.
Rent, $50 per month. Icquire at No.
276 Second street.
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Mr.. manniean was awarded the cor. |
tract by the county, which included |
spreading. Through corporation Of |
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad |
Company, who own and bring the
gravel 10 this city, selling II 10 con.
tractors at $40 per car, Mr.. Mannizan
was compelled 10 haul gravel for the
county only from 100 yards 10 one
mile. For Maj. Meriwe.her the ds.
lance was from hall q mile 10 tao
milea. In addition 10 the hsuliug.
AZ. ...ai.'gan sprtas 10 gravel upon
the elteets and kep, II In hhe.e until
the payefs covered II with rick or Il
had become packed In shape. Mr..
Shea himself admitted that Toms Of
tho pa ments 10 Mr.. Mnnigan were
at the rate Of 81 pr car, watch was
lese than his present contract with
the city, and less than bia bid Mr..
Msnnigan has given mp the business
60 eater mercantile pursuits. oloaine
his books 10 gravel Yesterday. In
conversation with Mel Meriwether
Mr.. Mlnnigan stated that he was alad
Of an opportunity 10 70, on, Of hi
t0nuaCt Win tut wy Huo that ~
would not touch u again for lees thar
50 per tar.
Now comes the question, who fur
nlshed proof 10 the grand juryf Dol
Montgomery rays that what he told
that body was only an estimate baeet
on total ignorance Of the matter. HI
has had no gravel hauled, and oonse'
quently could DO In no position Il
fnos. Surely II could not have beer
Mee,rs- Arnold, Robinson, shotwell
VAnderburg. or any gentleman con
ntcted with those arms. Their bid
stand firth 90 utterly opposed 70 sucl
testimony. They ara the only one
In that busire,s here, or at least tn
only ones who chose 10 enter 'hs rim
OF compositions In response TO Oh
eount,'s advertisement. But II seem
Mr.. Mannisan 10 the only oontracio
equipped with mules and carts sui
Gent 10 do the work rapidly and wei
and In case Of anyone else securing IN
contract no would have been con
PEELED 10 iurnish teams. B-eide, n
one denies that Mr.. Manniean iulhl
HE contracts 10 the letter. even strait
ing lie terms In behalf OF the party 4
whom work In done. The tesilmon
before Mr., ehea or the grand jul
certainly does rot bear the earmarl
Of an expert.
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Pismbins, a.. ana steam Yf,ti.s.

J. W. X. Browne, No. 264 Second
street, keeps constantly on hand q
large stock Of gas and steam pipee,
BRAS and iron fittings, with steam
machines for cutting and fitting all
sizes OF pipe, including eieht'inch
diameter. His stock Of gas fixtures Ia
complete. The most complete sani'
tary plumblng.is put mp by this house,
and all orders for work In this line are
executed In q Manu. ,ot excelled In
any city.
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miIburn ain ana Machine 90.

Make TIE celebrated Milburn Eclipse
Huller Gin, and keep them, with
Feeders and Condeusers, always on
hand for prompt delivery. Have
them quote you prices.
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One hundred doz ,n-the largest and
best assortment OF lunch baskets ever
brought 10 the city, at the lowest
prices, at Wills Stationery Co.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20
Voice Culture,

Mira, Minnie Hunter Peasants has
retur Ied, after q years absence and
hard study with the bes, Of masters In
New York and Boston, and Is now
prepared 10 receive pupils In voice
culture. For terms and further par.
ticulars. apply 10 the Hisbee school,
or 10 Mt. Emile Levy, Of Z WiiEnan
A ia
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

ConHESuSo september 18th, the
Memphis and Little Rock railroad will
ruu through nlespen from Memphis
10 Dallas, Tex, via Brlnkley. Bunot
Shoppers will leave Memphis daily At
ioisO Pun; arrive si sherman 1859
?. m.
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GERMAN BANK.
CAPITAL, 100000

This bank, having established rels-
tions with the Alliance Bank Of Lon.
don, England, Is nov prepared to pur.
chase approved sterling bills on Lon.
don or Liverpool.
EDw. GOLDSMITH, Cashier.
Memphis, Tenn, september 10. 1857.
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MENKEN AND COMPANY.
TODAY TODAY TO-DAY!
Grand Exhibition today Of

NEW PARIS DRESS NOVELTIES,
AUTUMN vELvErs AND SILKS,
NEW TAILOR sUITINGs,
And Novelties for
RECEPTION AND EVENING WEAR.
Madame Klophsl is now pre-.
pared to accept orders for dresses
and costumes. A the season
advances the rush increases.
Leave your orders now.
We open today an entirely new Inn.
portstion Of ladies' and cnildren's
JERSEY JACKETS,
AUTUMN WRAPS
READY MADE DRESSES.
We trust every lady will Look
through these splendid goods and
make Q selection before the assort-
ment 10 broken.
AUTUMN MILLINERY OPEN.
Come and look at the new Head
Gear. Get accustomed to the novel
ties and you will like them,
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u,Isur. en-. ana nschins %.

MnbuTn 0Im Hmu nbcuImo w.
Have on hand, ready for prompt de-
livery, Engines, Boilers and fittings,
Gins, Feeder Condensers, Hydraulic
Cotton Presses, and everything per-
tanning to q first class Ginning outfit
Write them before you purchase.
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nxeinx ana CleaninG.

Ladies' and gents clothes cleaned or
dyed In any color; also kid gloves,
ostrich feathers. and lace curtains, by
Louis Reieel, IS Jefferson street, Mem
phis, Tenn. Goods received by expss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

m REMOVED NJ THs cas- OF cocoArsl
And Il stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair.
Burneti's Flavorins extracts are the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20
THOSE GRAVEL CHARGES
whs Says Mr. Masnlgan Was Paid
Exorbitaut Pricesi
Facts ana Figures which Certainly
Look ~ if the Cfty Seeartd
Great Bargain.

The report Of the grand jury On
City Engineer Niles Meriwether's
Off 20, II will be remembered, was very
severe. II will further be remembered
that the investigation Was made by
John J. shes, and that II thereby be-
came really his report alone, One OF
the principal charges was a follows:
"Proof las been made TO this grand
Jury, and part Of the proof BY one Of
the commissioners who has bad long
experience In such matters, that the
charges for hauling stone and gravel
paid by the city were excessive and
exorbitsnt, and as q result Of our in
vestigations Mr.. p. Mannigan 10 now
paid 80 per car for hauling gravel in
stead OF 81 as before. Msj Msri-
wether may say that this change took
place before our investigation, but l
doubt It," ~
Another one was In this wise:
I'VE asked him for his books, and
he said he kept none except one book,
which contains memorandum Of the
vouchers or bills presented, alter hav-
Ing been certified 10 by him to the
commissioners, and which the con-
tractor or seller, 90 the case may be,
receipts, and is then returned by Bee
rotary Pullen and fled away % .
voucher In his department. His book
only shows the name Of the party,
ths amount Of the bill and for what
kind Of material furnished or work
done, bat doss not show whore II wss
used or whore the work Wa done. We
asked him how he made his biennial
report, and he said from this book
and the vouchers In the Taxing Dis
rict Office" l.
An ArrsAL reporter visited tn
Taxing District offices - usual
yesterday afternoon. He found
Maior Meriwether and Secretary q.
/. Pullen engaged In making out q
statement. showing In detail oil dis
bursements by the engineers depart.
ment OF the Taxing District. For this
purpose they had Ave books, all kept
In the engineers department, and the
maj Or stated that he had eigh. or ten
altogether, the Others having no par
ticulsr reference TO the particular
matter In view. This statement will
show accurately each purchase Of ma
teriAl, from whom purchased, the
amount paid, and what disp osition
was made Of same. The resume will
begin with 1879 and end with the
current year. From that statement
Mes.rs. Fallen and Meri xether say
that the utter groundlessness OF the
charges made OF incompetenoy or IT.
regularity In the engineers Office will
be demonstrated, and that II will also
be shown that many thousands OF
dollars have been saved by the msth-
DDS adopted 10 running the Office.
As q specimen Of tho recklessnees
with which Mr.. Shea makes charges In
his report 10 the grand jury, Mi. Mer.
iwether called attention 10 the gravel
hauling, and informed the reporter
that the county was using Tishoming)
gravel, the same ~ the city. An In
curry M 10 whether OF not the county's
hauling was done by contract elected
the answer that II did. and that Mr..
J. J. Williams, OF the county trustee's
Office, had.ths original bids. The lat
ter gentleman was then visited, and
the bids exhibited. They are rs FOL.
lova.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

We want q mediun.siss second.
hand safe; must be In good condl'
ton; no. TO cost over $50. Apply,
not later than 2 O'Clock today, at 1888
Front street. y. McJADDKS 4 %.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

OyKRrox a GRosyHsoR oiier the store
house No. 800 Front street, now occu.
pied by Porter a Macrea, for rent
from September let
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

everybody contemplating the pur.
chase Of q musical instrument call on
o. X. Houck 4 %. New store 1858
Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

ovKRros a GRoeyEsoR ODER the
storehous No. 800 Front street, now
occupied by Porter a Macrea, for rent
nom September LIST.
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n,,,.r. oIr ana machine 90.

Keen ON hand large stock Of Steal
SKATING, which they sell At the same
mica al IRON. See or write them be.
lore VOC purchase shsiting or Pulleys.
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Baiiding Permits.

AK Sloan, No. 100 Mil street, lay
new door, go
J. W, Klot, No'li62 and asa Pon'o
toe street, two rev roome, $500.
Coward 4 Seabrook, Walnut and
Poniotoo streets, two one story frame
houtci, 1880.
Gibson Printing Company, No. a
Monroe street, metal roof on boiler
shed, $50
Mr.. y. Daniels, No. 800 Union
street, repalre, $1,000.
John Johnson and n Hill, Madison
street, new tin roof on cotton shed.
1900.
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Do NOT forget 1888 Main street is
where o X. Houck 4 Co. sell the best
musical goods.
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Artistic Gas Fixtures


In all glass, polished brass and glass
and antique brass; oo
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Pianos, orRanr, music, etc, al lowest
prices. D. X. Houek a Co., SoS Main
AZ raal
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FoR musical instruments OF all klndr,
20 10 o. X. Houck a Co.'s new store,
363 Main street.
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ADVICE To- nOInERs.

Mas. wusLov'asoorHIx srnuF should
always be used for children teethins: ~
toothes the ctiii, toftent the suns, hlAy.
remodr fef dlArrh ga $50 aibottie.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY.
a Good scheme for eur People 20
Eneoarsge.

a Good scheme for eur People 20
Eneoarsge.
Memphis, with her many attractions,
needs q good circulating library Of
standard and popular reading OF the
day, and every ore interested In her
growth and welfTe very readily ices
that this will be supplying long felt
want. Arrangements are now under
way for placing one here on q per.
manent basis, aud some central loci.
ton will be selected Tor Il. In order
10 place II within the reach OF the
rub'is the fee Is but 81 80 for a two
| year, family benefit. The library
will contain Sb per cont. more vol
umes than members, every additional
name sddlng a new book, etc. The
National Library Company will run |,
by coniract the fret iw) years, the
b9Oks be,Cmlng the property Of the
subscribers afterwards. Oily hound
books are 10 be uesd and nothing oI
an immoral nature eau b. f1utd In
the catalogue, OF which each menbel
Obtains copy. Tho special agent
Mr.. Rediord, will tccure the assistance
a some OF our ladies' aud immediate,y
proceed 10 organs, the club. On
merchants and clllL,ns genera i
should support II. and aloo those VIII
have children. Tho ladies will cal
on the public. Let us boom this.
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nr,porlpruns NIRcgLsis 2oUlvT,, p.

HEADQUARTERS NnhcnAhh auuAVfs, II.
X, DarrRY, ia, CArtAN,
MrnPuis, INxs,, September ~, ISL
To J. W. schorr. President Jackson Mound
Park Atsociauonf
DEAR sm-Your letter Of September
10, 1857, received, and kind Invitation
10 attend the open air concert a, which
the Z1uavos' march will be played for
the fint time. and dedicated and
played in our honor Il gives me
pleasure 10 reply 10 your kind favor
aud honor. We will be more than
pleased 10 attend In fall uniform, aud
II q pleasure 10 you and the associa-
tlnn, vo volunteer q short exhibition
dhll. y. KIT DrFrRY, Captain.
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Murms. Tsss., September 10. 1881.


To Capt. y. X. Dsary. City,
DaAR Sin On Wednesday, the 2lst
instant, at the concert at Jackson
Mound Park, Arnold's orchestra will,
for the frat time, play the "Merchanis'
Y ,uayes" march, composed by Prof.
q. NJ. Ksrcb, Of this city, member OF
said orchestra. This march 10 pro.
nounced masterpiece Of music, and,
Al the name indicates, Is dedicated 10
the Merchants Zjuaves OF Memphis.
Az this q at rendition We would be or.
oeedingly sratlf,d to have you and
the members OF your company attend
10 a body, aud l herewith extend 10
you and your cJnipany mos, cordial
Invitation b grace the occasion by
your presence. II your reply 10 IA.
yorable, | will make the necessary ar.
ransements with you fjr tran6porta'
ton 10 and from the park. Awaiting
your reply, I am, with much respect,
yours very tray, .....
pre,ideut jackson Mound Park 1soclation
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

niisurn elm ana Machine 90.
Is headquarters for Little Giant Dot.
ton Presses. Write 10 them for prices
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Gall Telephone 90, day and night.
W. X. EbwARDS A BRO.
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GKsrLKnEs-Your communication,
containing your generous "a y, IN at
hand, | sccsps II Ia the Same lpiht a.
was m ade, and Will elAil, avail my.
self n your courtesy. Wlshing you
cont uL prosperity, | am very 70.
MORSE 3. DOWNS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

ID. A. Willis arrived yesterday from
Kentucky with car load oil dray
mules, which he 10 Offering TO city
buyers nj Low rates. Gall At y. A,
Jones's stable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-20

OK. HoucK 4 Go. have removed
10 their new store, 1858 Main street.
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SPECIAL DRIVES FOR ALI


100 dcz,n 5.button undressed (swede)
Kid Gloves, all the new shades,
At Doc Pair Todayl
so new Dinner Sets from sl2 so to
$50 each.
New Tea Sets, new Water Sets.
Bargains In Bird Cages.
Bargains in Glassware.
Bargains in Qieensware.
Just Opened and Displayed Today
NEW WEDDING PREsENTsl
Today we also offer
New Scotch tailor sulting a. Soc.
All wool Rsiah Suiting q. 40c.
Broadcloth tailor suiting-$2 80 10 81.
NEW FRENCH sATINEs,
Beautiful Patterns, just Opened.
100 doE. linen Grape Towels, l0c each
70 pieces Turkey Red Damask, $50.
2 cases beat blesched Domestic, &c.
soit finished bleacbed Sht citing, &c.
All linen blesched damask Towels, l7c.
We are now displaying all our fall
importations a 's'V'.rT
FINE TABLE DAMAsKs,
FINE NAPKINS AND CLOTHS.
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Prof. NJ. +. Downsi

Prof NJ. :. Downsi
DEAR SiR-we take great pleasure
In offering 10 you, Tree Of charge, the
use OF ou' New Music Hal, 963 Main
street, for tho purpose Of rehearsing
your "resilmonial Concert" Wishing
you every success, We are you're, very
respectfully, o. X, Ho OK a %.
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M0>N>> OF thc good things 81
NNNNsN this hio aro sorrowful-
IN let alone ON account II Dyspepsia.
Ickcra Dyspepsia Iable,s win cure
Oyspopsia' Indigestion and Constipa-
t,on, sold on . positive guarantees aj
20 and % cents, BY
RENKERr and BERIsrz AGO.
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olp papers Tor sale Al ArrE,L cfiice
80 cents per lO1.
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MvLr5nD's iOI Fine Waiohrr.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-06-08
BIr. sherinan,s War-Whoop.

At Nashville, in March, Senator
Sherman said of the war: at is
over thank God but the courage,
bravery and fortitude of both sides
are now the pride and heritage of
us al" AT Springfield, on We'd
nesday, the same Mr.. Sherman said
that the appointment TO the foreign
service of men who participated IN
or sympathized with the rebellion
may fairly lead these nations s.to
conclude that it was the rebel cause
that triumphed and not the Union
c.luse. He further declared that ..the
democratic party was the left wing of
the new confederate army"
These divergent views do not in
dictate that the war for the. Union
is still on. or that the rebels really
triumphedt or even that Senator
Sherman has changed his views
since his Southern trip. The un-
expected revival of the old war
lShoop simply means that John
Sherman is on the stamping ground
of the late John A. Logan, on a
hunt for Presidential delegates
And as Gen. Logan always fed the
Republicans of Illinois on raw meat
and rallied them under the bloody
s.rirt, the Ohio statesman thinks
that he must persue the same course
in order to become the residuary
political Iegatee of the deceased
IIlinoisan. AT the South Sherman
was sowing seed for a future crop
of Republican votes. In Illinois he
"a after delegates. Hence. as the
Erening Post aptly puts it, the
amiable and patriotic DIR. Jeykill
OF Nashville is transformed into the
lraw-bones and bloody-headed Mr..
Hyde of Springfield.
Il is therefore not necessary to
consider Mr. Sherman too seriously.
His TRADE only means that he thinks
the ..old racket is worked out in
the. West. He will find himself
mistaken-but that is no new thing
for John Sherman.-N Y. World.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-06-08

John Sherman is making a visit
to Illinois, and was given receipt
ion by the republicans of Spring
field on Wednesday. He was an
nouneed to speak ON the political
issues of the day, but theSteIcgraph-
&c report says his speech was main
ly an attempt to- convict President
Cleveland of rebel sympathies.-
The Pittsburgh Post thus disposes
of it: Z =
Largely his speech was devoted
to what go by the name of bloody
shirt topics, and there was none of
the sugar for the South and the ex-
confederates Mr.. Sherman dealt out
so lavishly at Nashville six weeks
ago. He said there was not IAN
intelligent man in this broad land
of either party" who does not know
Mr.. Cleveland is President by
"arson, murder, ballot box stuffing
forgery and perjury" That is stiff,
but in fact merely q recital of the
OAALhSo OOnm OnSEulsbu wis DfIVT
to in experimenting the theft of
Louisiana's. vote for Fraudulent
Hayes in 1877 In his criticism: on
President Cleveland, Mr. Sherman
found fault with his appointment
of confederates, to office, although
he himself sat in Hayes cabinet
with an ex rebel, who fought under
JEFF Davis for four years. And
honest John, also criticised Mr..
Cleveland for his veto Of pension
bills, ignoring the factno stronger
argument was made against the
pauper pension bill than he made
in the Senate some years ago.
If Mr.. Sherman presents the case
of tho Republican party against the
Democratic administration and the
Democratic party-and his party
has no ADLER man than John Sher-
man-we can well afford to go to the
country on the plea of the prosecu-
ton. In a great measure it an
swers itself; the common sense of
the people has its answer for the
rest. 1t is essentially bourbon
speech, learning nothing and for
getting nothing, and mainly a gro
ping among the bones of dead men
and dead issues.